Sean OGrady MD

The season of giving is upon us! If you’re looking for a way to give back during the holiday season, Sean O’Grady recommends these Miami area food charities and nutrition nonprofits:
Give Miami Day 2020 is on its way! A community-driven event, this fundraiser supports hundreds of local charities and nonprofits every year. The event is 24 hours long and will be hosted online from November 19 to November 20, at midnight.
If you’ve missed out on the event — no worries! You can still donate your ...

In the Long Beach Unified School District, many families have struggled to feed their children. The hurdles posed by the pandemic have simply been too much for some communities to deal with. That’s why nutrition nonprofits, like No Kid Hungry, are stepping up to [fill] the plate!
Thanks to an initiative that will disperse more than $1 million in grant funding to school districts and nonprofits throughout the state of California, the Long Beach School District has been offered a glimmer of hop...

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In the wake of COVID-19, delivery needs are increasing for the Senior Nutrition Program, a nonprofit initiative that services people ages 60+ in 13 counties of WA. The nonprofit is asking for volunteers to join their team.
If you are located in the Washington state area, consider helping the community’s seniors in a major way! The Area IV Senior Nutrition Program is in desperate need of volunteers to assist in their efforts in the community. With delivery needs increasing, the current team is...

Students in Atlanta, Georgia are being provided with delicious, nutritious meals — all thanks to a recent partnership with the Kroger supermarket brand and various nutrition nonprofits in ATL!
Hats off to Kroger for supporting the ATL community with their Zero Hunger | Zero Waste initiative! The effort will specifically benefit Atlanta’s student population who will be returning to school the distance learning way this semester. The grocer generously contributed $100K in the way of this move. ...

Unemployment benefits are just about over. But the struggle to feed families amidst the pandemic continues. Luckily, numerous nutrition nonprofit organizations are stepping up to fill the plates of their community!
Feeding a family has become all those more difficult in the COVID-19 affected world. With many people still out of work, providing nutritionally balanced meals is anything but easy. That’s why nonprofits are doing all that they can to ensure that food insecurity is addressed in a w...

To say the least, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought on tough times for virtually all Americans. For some families, the devastation has hit a lot harder than most. Job layoffs have led numerous families to wonder how, where and when they’ll be able to feed their families again. Luckily, the ‘Pandemic EBT’ card is stepping up to provide families with the nutrition they need.
Eligibility for the COVID-19-inspired Pandemic EBT card will be child-specific. However, the program aims to provide much...

Massachusetts-based nonprofits will be receiving a helping hand in a major, United Way! Thanks to the organization’s North Central Massachusetts chapter — and the wonderful supporters who champion their causes.
COVID-19 has brought on crises in more ways than one. In particular, nonprofits have been hit hard. This is largely due to lack of funding in the form of gifts and donations — which stems from the inability to host events that often play a vital role in raising awareness and bringing i...

Across the nation, health insurance providers are stepping up to give back to communities in a big way. Most recently, UnitedHealthcare joined in on the gift giving with a generous grant for Georgia-based nutrition nonprofits.
In Georgia, numerous nutrition nonprofit programs were recently empowered by a generous donation from UnitedHealthcare. The insurance provider gifted a whopping $1 million to six Georgia-based nonprofits, many of which have nutrition focuses. Nutrition nonprofits that b...

Nutrition Nonprofit, City Harvest is responding to the COVID-19 crisis as effectively as possible. Aiming to ensure nutrition and wellness in NYC, the initiative continues to feed those in need — regardless of the pandemic.
The COVID-19 pandemic has flipped NYC’s economy upside down. With employment claims rising, economic hardship is plaguing more families than usual. Those who’ve struggled prior to the pandemic are forced to face unspeakable concerns on how they will feed their families…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has forced communities across the country to face an issue of food insecurity. At Princeton University, a new nonprofit initiative has been established to ensure that local at-risk families, children and individuals will not go hungry — or without proper nutrition.
For six weeks (July 7 through August 16, 2020), the Summer Food and Nutrition Program will provide daily meals to members of the Princeton community who are in need. A multifaceted initiative, the Summer Food ...

Family Medicine Specialist, Sean O’Grady, MD, is dedicated to promoting health and nutrition. As a Health and Nutrition Consultant, he hopes to assist the Bartering Exchange Network community in developing healthy diet and fitness habits!
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Sean O’Grady, MD is a medical professional who currently operates a family practice. Diversely experienced and uniquely trained, O’Grady maintains numerous certifications and academic qualifications. He developed the foundation of his me...

with a passion for nutrition and healthy eating. He is a proud supporter of nonprofits that align with his dedication to public health, like City Harvest and Wellness in the Schools.
Sean O’Grady, MD is a diversely experienced Family Medicine expert. He credits his expertise to not only his experience, but also to his education. O’Grady formed the foundation of his medical knowledge at the University of New Mexico Medical School, where he graduated in 1994. He then continued to cultivate his ...